@Lynx Its disgusting that ppl still hate Eri after this chapter too and said "Kyo deserve better." Like stfu, clearly girl has difficulty with social interaction and can't pick on social cue that hasn't been said when Kyo deliberately manipulate her to dating him and get mad that she acted the way she tell him she would in the first place and yanked her harshly and forced himself on her. People who say "I want Senpai to win" also make me laugh. There's no competition with Eri and Senpai in the first place. Like what manga you've been reading? There's no romantic feeling between Fuyuki and Senpai. Senpai is just wingman to Fuyuki and Eri, and she just wanna provoke Eri to push her to acknowledge her feelings (also annoying her). I understand people frustrated by Eri cus she constantly hurting Fuyuki, but how does she know she's hurting her? Fuyuki doesn't wanna say anything after all.
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@Iru calm the he** down. People are allowed to like whoever they want while reading a story. Them doing it isn't disgusting or whatever the he** you're saying. Just like you hate Kyou, readers can hate Eri too. She's an extremely flawed character and for most people her character won't click with them. As whether she is aware of it or not, she's still hurting everyone around her.
While on the other hand you have Fuyuki and Senpai who's relationship is extremely good even if there's no romance there, so majority will root for the better option and the more likable girl. If you like Eri and relate or understand her situation more, you would be rooting for her instead.
It's all objective at the end of the day how people consume a piece of fiction.
While on the other hand you have Fuyuki and Senpai who's relationship is extremely good even if there's no romance there, so majority will root for the better option and the more likable girl. If you like Eri and relate or understand her situation more, you would be rooting for her instead.
It's all objective at the end of the day how people consume a piece of fiction.